Seedance 2.0 anime opening

Seedance 2.0 Anime Opening Generator: 5 Beats, 1 Cast

Describe a series and get a 17-second anime opening rendered in Seedance 2.0 — five beats, one cast, and the show title landing on the last frame.

Genshin Impact. Raiden's eye in the rain — the close-up an opening cuts to before the title.

Horimiya. Hori's eye at sunset — a close-up that carries the whole opening.

Jujutsu Kaisen. A ruined Shibuya, one figure far down the street.

One Piece. Zoro drawing three blades on deck in the rain.

Seventeen seconds, five beats, one sentence. Salt & Starlight, an original series: the lighthouse, the girl on the pier, a held close-up, the harpoon on the stair, then all three under the title. Three of the five beats were animated in Seedance 2.0 at 1080p.

One Piece. Beat one: the storm wall, and one small ship. — **One Piece** — Beat one: the storm wall, and one small ship.

One Piece. Beat two: Luffy on the figurehead, fist cocked. — **One Piece** — Beat two: Luffy on the figurehead, fist cocked.

One Piece. Beat three: the held close-up, a slow push into his eyes. — **One Piece** — Beat three: the held close-up, a slow push into his eyes.

Genshin Impact. Raiden Shogun on the shrine steps, blade low, the storm behind her. — **Genshin Impact** — Raiden Shogun on the shrine steps, blade low, the storm behind her.

Genshin Impact. Zhongli above Liyue at dawn — the establishing wide. — **Genshin Impact** — Zhongli above Liyue at dawn — the establishing wide.

Horimiya. Hori turns on the rooftop, the sun flaring at the edge of the frame. — **Horimiya** — Hori turns on the rooftop, the sun flaring at the edge of the frame.

Horimiya. Back to back at sunset, petals between them. — **Horimiya** — Back to back at sunset, petals between them.

Jujutsu Kaisen. Gojo alone in the Shibuya crossing, the city emptied around him. — **Jujutsu Kaisen** — Gojo alone in the Shibuya crossing, the city emptied around him.

Jujutsu Kaisen. The blindfold comes up, one eye catching the neon. — **Jujutsu Kaisen** — The blindfold comes up, one eye catching the neon.

A world first, then the opening

A Seedance prompt starts from zero, so every clip invents its own cast. Studio starts from a world: the characters, the locations and the palette already exist as references, so beat one and beat five show the same faces. You describe the series once; the agent plans five beats, draws the frames, sends three of them to Seedance 2.0, sets the title and cuts the seventeen seconds.

One cast, held — Hair, outfit and eye colour come from the world's character covers, and each clip starts from the frame before it.
Beats before pixels — Five beats in order: wide, action, close-up, transition, title. You redirect the plan before anything is rendered.
The title lands last — The show name is set on the final frame, spelled exactly as you gave it, and it is the only text in the opening.

Questions

What does Seedance 2.0 actually render?

The moving beats. Each beat is drawn as a 16:9 anime still first; the three that carry the cut go to Seedance 2.0 as first frames and come back as five-second clips at 1080p. Takes run 4 to 15 seconds, up to 4K.

How long is the opening?

Seventeen seconds by default: five beats, three animated, a three-second hold on the title. Ask for thirty and the agent adds beats instead of stretching the ones you have.

Do I need my own character art?

No. Describe the cast and the world keeps them consistent. If you have a sheet or a drawing of an exact face, attach it and the frames carry it.

Will the characters look the same in every cut?

Each clip starts from the previous frame and the character cover, so hair, outfit and eye colour hold. Long takes drift more than five-second ones — keep the clips short.

Can I make an opening for a licensed anime?

You can try. Seedance's video moderation is stricter than its image model with licensed characters, so a beat that renders as a still can still be refused as a clip, and the credits come back. For anything you publish, use your own cast.

Does it generate sound?

Seedance 2.0 accepts an audio reference, and the opening on this page ships silent. Say 'with sound' in the brief to keep the model's audio, or score it yourself afterwards.

What resolution and ratio do I get?

16:9 at 1080p for an opening, 9:16 for a vertical cut. Seedance 2.0 renders from 480p to 4K; the beat stills stay 16:9.

What do I get at the end?

Nine or more beat frames, three clips, one seventeen-second cut and a title frame you can reuse as a key visual — all saved as works in your world with shareable links.

Name the series. The beats follow.

One sentence about the storm, the cast and the title. The cut comes back with the frames.

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